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mg66
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 Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2005 7:20 pm Post subject: Dynamic PHP Site Problem |
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I am very, very new to PHP and thanks to users help I have the basics up and running, which is a header and footer.
I am trying to make a dynamic PHP site. That is, I am trying to get my header up the top and footer at bottom but what I am having trouble with is to have a list of links on the left and when I click a link it opens it on the right which is the main page so to speak. To say the least I am not having much success.
In essence I am trying to get my header, footer and index sidebar to be static and when a link is clicked on the sidebar it opens it in the main area.
I dont want to get into MySQL. PHP is using enough of my old and tired brain cells at present.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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MonkeyNation
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| Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2005 7:52 am Post subject: Re: Dynamic PHP Site Problem |
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| mg66 wrote: | I am very, very new to PHP and thanks to users help I have the basics up and running, which is a header and footer.
I am trying to make a dynamic PHP site. That is, I am trying to get my header up the top and footer at bottom but what I am having trouble with is to have a list of links on the left and when I click a link it opens it on the right which is the main page so to speak. To say the least I am not having much success.
In essence I am trying to get my header, footer and index sidebar to be static and when a link is clicked on the sidebar it opens it in the main area.
I dont want to get into MySQL. PHP is using enough of my old and tired brain cells at present.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
I think you will need to use tables.
I assume the header has all the "<html><head</head><body>" stuff in, so I think youll need to add a tableand a column to the header, and a column to the footer.
Something like...
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;;;Header;;;
(original header content)
<table><tr><td>
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;;;footer;;;
</td><td width='150'>(sidemenu HTML)</td></tr></table>
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endusto
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try making header.php and footer.php to whatever you want for a header and footer then in you main page try
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<? include("header.php"); ?><br>
HHHHHHeeeeyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!<br>
<? include("footer.php"); ?>
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